I couldn't finish the project in time, mostly because I wasted too much time for looking for interesting idea but still I'm glad I participated. It was fun ,I learned something and seeing all those incredibly creative people inspired me to work harder and learn more. Good luck to everyone who's still fighting with their projects. :smiley:

Our game is almost completed. Graphics are done, gameplay features all work, we have a narrative finally, and all we're waiting on is to finish the audio. We can't let the bunny down now!!

My game is online ! It's short, weird and feature bad drawings !

Game page

Hi everybody :ant: Someone are drowning in coffee too? We look forward to finish this and show to everyone our game.

While it does not happen, check the updates.

A title-screen title for my game:

I've got a bit of content in the game now, in it's current state you can build houses, sawmills and farms. These make resources and keep your people happy.

The people also have basic behaviours, going home to sleep when they are tired and getting food when they are hungry.

You can play it on the Pico-8 BBS here

We may’ve been told that this old site is held together by duct-tape, COBOL, raw willpower and magical elves way past their retirement age. It’s only right that things get replaced so now and then. The new site is looking good too! Markdown is a nice way to write posts, etc., etc.

… but it still feels a bit wrong to let it pass without comment.
So here I am, commenting.

Well, that’s a bit heavy. All I wanted to was leave a link between my old and new user accounts, since the migration may take a while, and I’ve opted for a new user name on the new site (still the same email, so it’ll get linked eventually…)

So, I’m @remco on the new site. My current game (for LD#38) is ‘liftoff’. And, just like the first game I posted on this site, it has an unintentionally confusing help screen 😉

Slow progress :( But I've got a UI :)

Gonna spend next 4h on core gameplay to add 4 more actions base on policies

Nothing much playable but you can check it out here :

http://maxgun.fr/ld38/

(only birthrate has an effect as of now)

Started working on customer orders for snow globes, should hopefully finish it in time but I'm not sure I'll have time to add anything else afterwards.

The good new is that I finally had a decent idea for the jam on the last day. The bad news is that it's the last day. I had to be FAST and throw away a lot of cool stuff and rush through the level design (you're looking at the only good part here).

I can still ship something, but it wont be to my full satisfaction this time. I guess all those years have made me less efficient at this.

Still a few hours left, I'll try to cram as many things as possible before the end. Until then.

It's 4:41 a.m. here in Melbourne and we finally finished up our game. This is the first Ludum Dare that we have ever joined and I am pleased with the final results.

We happily present Retro Rabbit, a game where you play as a bunny trying to save her world from deflating! Eat carrots, score points and tell me your high score! (Mine was around the 90,000 mark!)

Check it out here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/retro-rabbit

Or alternatively, play it straight here: https://crunchycarrot.itch.io/retro-rabbit

First Game Jam for my two teammates, and first time for me doing a ludum dare with a team! What a great experience!

We worked on Grall Axy, that you can download and try RIGHT NOW, if you wish so, and I invite you do to so!

In Grall Axy you are a robot who's planet is threatened by the arrival of numerous comets. Destroy the comets and survive as long as you can!

Download Grall Axy here :)

Ludum Dare Page

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELbwn-wrHa8&feature=youtu.be

Ok, the background look so real...@jabba music made us laugh our heads off the first time we heard it. It doesn't show in this clip but you have to shoot a lot with your horn to make it through the crowd!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM0E6HuIaWU

I REAAALLLY wish I didn't miss those 11 hours, as I'm DESPERATELY needing them now. My game is going to have to be incredibly truncated and basically more like a shareware demo (sort of fitting) in order for it to fit the second deadline...

But at least I've been making progress...

Didn't have the endurance to record and upload any gameplay last night after the Compo ended, so here's some!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCtYG1K1bIA

Game page: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/chem-trials

I just figured out how to put a title on the cart image.. :) the game is pretty much done at this point..

http://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=29216

I did it! Finished my first Ludum Dare and it feels good :blush:. Sadly the HTML export of the game does not work when uploading to itch.io.

Play it here

These are some codes from my game Ghost Cat!!! :smile: Play my game here : http://gamejolt.com/games/Ghost-Cat/251360

This was our first GameJam, and it was a blast! Thank you for making this experience awesome for all of us! :)

You can play the game here:

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/sunless-our-gamejam-2017-entry

Have fun! :)

One Small Step is a game about colonizing other planets within your solar system. Manage the planets you already control in order to ensure the survival of your species!

The artstyle is now more uniform, most of gameplay is there. Have to be on the road for a couple hours now :)( Hopefully will be able to submit in time!

Adding some endgame pictures:

And that's how it looks like in game:

Due to some unfortunate events i couldnt work on my project. I hope i will participate in the next jam.

I'm just trying to make a build to check if anything's messed up. Mainly worried about the UI not scaling properly etc.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNMN_GeXxc8

Logo? check.

Music? check.

Game? uh oh...

As is always the case with a jam, we didn't deliver the vision, but we delivered!

We're going to keep tinkering with this game because we've had so much fun, and have a lot more ideas (and actual designs) that we want to try implementing.

If you want to give it a play, we've got Windows and OS X downloads at https://doctorargus.itch.io/scatter.

Finally finished the game you can find it here
https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/$17458

@jazzpah and I have completed our game. Even though we're not the best game creators, it turned out really well.

Have a look at: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/shrunk-down

We have just finished the game!

Hope you like it!

This is a game about music & your hearing sense

*Click here to play: https://v-v-.itch.io/wasteland-instincts *

Goal:

Use your instincts to make your way back home through the wastelands. Follow the secure path that is indicated by a sound!​

*Listen carefully: *

• Major chord (happy and simple sounding chord) ==> You are on the right way! Walk on!

• Minor chord (sad, or 'serious' sounding chord) ==> You have left the secure path. Get back on the secure path!

Proceed carefully:

• Only take small steps.

• Stop and change direction as soon as you can hear a minor chord.

Controls: Arrow keys

Awesome Jam! I'm very happy with my game... Hope you enjoy!

• Link: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/the-space-explorer

Link to Game: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/$23261

Link to Downlaod: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B_Sd9fdVWXEgNzlScmJ2NHNUbUE

Git hub code: https://github.com/janekx21/handOfGod/ (even if the code is messy)

By Janek Winkler and Stefanie Zeiger

Hi, this is the game I made https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/a-small-world-how-original

You can play it in browser, I'm awaiting opinions :D

So... Our team has very little time left... and there were a lot of bugs a lot of things. It's just that thing where fixing/adding one thing for some strange/random reason breaks something completely unrelated to it. D:

We can still make the game on time- but we had to take away some of the very cool mechanics we had planned and had to simplify the game a lot.

Regardless- This will still be a very cool Game for a Game Jam for us! And I believe we learned HEAPS OF STUFF while making this!

The game will be up soon! So here are the last batch of 2D assets needed for the game. :D

A short adventure game about post apocalyptic futuristic structure, where people society have to live after the lack of oxygen in earth's atmosphere.

Men and women have to live separately, and it is very hard for both genders to meet each other. So, YOU are trying to get the permission to the place, where you would be able to meet your lovely wife.

DOWNLOAD

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6BuTl2JR98_YWdtZ2tuaXdVT3c/view?usp=sharing

A city simulator where you race against the tide!

The sea levels are rising. Only one small piece of land remains on Earth. Expanding upwards is mankinds only hope!

Play in Browser

Game page

Finally, I completed my first Ludum Dare. It was great experience, and my first solo game jam. Felling of completing the game is fantastic!! I present you: AstroGunner!!!

Link: https://kabalatrance.itch.io/astrogunner

I made a awesome animation for the start and complete level!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/sky-roads

webGL: https://goo.gl/IPrfhn

With only 5 hours to go we are going in to the last sprint. We have made about 8 levels and ar now adding a way to tutorialize the game.

We have also decided on a name for the game!

And we are laughing with the worst jokes ever... Oh how it is fun.

Anyway back to fixing bugs 🐛

And adding animation to things

At this point we're just adding levels and working on polishing up the mechanics.

I just added the in game help screen:

Unfortunately, after doing some testing, it looks like the CRT effect doesn't work well in WebGL. We're aiming to have Windows and Linux desktop versions by the end of the Jam. If we can find the time to port to Mac and/or fix the WebGL version post Jam, we will.

Here's a couple of screen shots (beauty pics) showing the human heading to the crawler, and the viral worm on the attack. You can also shoot the worms with the auto cannon. Objective is collect all the humans, avoid being squashed by the viral worms, so everyone can get enlarged back to normal size.

I had to cut so many corners. But I guess I'm doing fine for my first ever jam. I feel like I learned a lot about time management. And I still have a few hours to polish stuff.

time to get some sleep!

Doing the final touches and than I'm done ;D

Our little world is on the edge of a third world war, the power to launch the NUKES is in the hands of 2 megalomaniac lunatics, and we mere deadly, are left to watch this devastating game. But now you have the unique opportunity in life to play NukeBall as one of the two leaders!

We are getting there, hopefully before the jam ends :)

To submit quickly, I initially only made a Windows version of my game (porting is allowed after the deadline). I now also made the HTML5 version, so it's a bit easier to start playing the game. You can play it on itch.io or GameJolt.

Despite my impending wedding (on Saturday, April 29th) and having other obligations this weekend, I was able to make something not too shabby. First Ludum Dare I've completed in years, so I'm quite happy!

Entry Url: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/$15560

Find bigger and better planets as you journey across the stars. Hold mouse to power-up your engines, but be careful! You've only got one shot.

I think I'll actually add some more features to this game post-compo (for my own portfolio). It has some potential.

Hey! Anyone had problems publishing games created on the first day? I can't seem to edit anything (name's stuck at "Title") and don't even have the edit label...

Hi all, we are on our last steps doing our game. Great fun!

So, it's been a while since I've participated in a LD, life just seems to get in the way.. This time I decided to put aside some hours to do something and I'm really glad I did! Sure, I didn't get a lot done, but I also didn't have any high ambitions, if I could make something I'd enjoy playing for a few minutes myself, I'd be happy. I've played for some hours now, it's somehow intriguing, and I can't find out why.. Is it just because it's my own creation? I've made games before and never enjoyed them as much as this one (OSGG excepted, that's till my favorite). Anyway, this is turning into a rant, so.. back on track we must!

What went well

I managed to turn 200 lines of boiler place C++ into a working and subjectively entertaining game (https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/bounceball) in about 6 hours. I was just super lucky that the right idea popped into my head when it did. I didn't struggle with stability issues or performance. The game actually plays well.

What went bad

I did have the chance to set aside more time than I did, and clearly missed out on creating something even better. Maybe the fear that I'd bite of more than I can chew held me back. I know how quickly flipping a single bit can eat half a day, if it's the wrong bit you're trying to flip... No bits stuck, I could have done a lot more. I didn't have a build system set up, so I'm asking Linux users (usually, that's me, but I'm stuck with a Windows laptop because long story) to compile them selves, I know they can, they're clever and I inclded a build script, so that's as good as a binary release anyway. But yeah, I'd have liked to engange my CI installation, but it's not quite setup to handle it at the moment. Next time, hopefully, I have a docker image prepared so that I can cross compile for all the platforms I want to support (sorry OSX, but I've yet to find a nice way to cross-compile from Linux to OSX, you'll still need to build from source, that's what you get for chosing to live in a walled garden).

What I've learned

That sometimes, a lot can spring from a little, that adding just one idea at a time can work much better than a design document.

The future

I think I'm actually going to put some time into morphing my entry into a full game, and I'll demand! money for it! That's a first too.

Just uploaded a WebGL version of my game, Five Minute Fire Fight. It's UnityGL, so it's a little buggy (takes it a while after loading to get up to speed, but seems ok other than that). Anyway, if you haven't played yet, nows the time!

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/$17005

Just finished and published our (@itssaraficed @soapy) entry into Ludum Dare 38 Jam

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/star-boi

Can't wait to hear feedback when judging starts.

Goodluck to the ones still going!

I'm so exhausted but so happy!

Please give my game a try!

https://antaresvaldemar.itch.io/keypuppers

We managed to finish our game, Quantum Catburetor. Check it out! It's now 4:25 AM here in Kuala Lumpur, which means it's bedtime. :sleepy: Will write a longer postmortem or something after I have regained my energy. Over and out!

Quantum Catburetor is a colorful and trippy bullet hell shmup with a procedurally generated world. https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/quantum-catburetor

:sleepy::zzz::zzz::zzz:

Just submitted my first game jam game. I was pretty much done in time for the compo but I broke the rules on using existing assets(Lunar Module model from NASA) so I spend today doing some textures and some better lighting.
It was a lot of fun! I usually have a tough time finishing projects, so the "pressure" of being in the competition really helped force myself to stay focused and actually finish something. Hopefully next time I'll have the entire weekend free and I'll be able to get something valid done for the compo.
Game page for That Tiny Pea

Our Game is live.

This time totally in Time but our feelings and opinions are quite mixed.

Enjoy our game, and leave some comments for us to improve our next game.

Thanks in Advance

Christian and Christian

Abaddon is the hebrew name for the angel of the abyss in the Bible (apocalypse 9:11). Today this is just my entry for the 38th LudumDare session. I did a paced FPS - a survival game in which you must fight against a horde of mischievous creatures in a little arena (50x50). This game is not suitable for noobs – skill is required :)

https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/$20644

Abaddon is the hebrew name for the angel of the abyss in the Bible (apocalypse 9:11). Today this is just my entry for the 38th LudumDare session. I did a paced FPS – a survival game in which you must fight against a horde of mischievous creatures in a little arena (50×50). This game is not suitable for noobs – skill is required

Available here

Um astronauta tem um problema em sua nave e fica preso em um pequeno planeta. Para poder fugir, ele precisa recupera 4 cristais perdidos nos portais para religar sua nave.

An astronaut has a problem in his ship and gets stuck on a small planet. In order to escape, he needs to recover 4 lost crystals in the portals to reconnect his ship.

http://gamejolt.com/games/crystalchase/252009

I am so thankful for the rule about bugfixes, thanks to it I was able to mend one slip which hid one sixth of my work from the rest of the world! First time jamming, had tons of fun!

Links: * Play in browser: https://spacesparkle.itch.io/my-very-own-world * Site: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/$25609

an intense three days, and an invaluable experience :D

:skull:

This was meant to be my second LudumDare. This time i already felt that im not on the LD-Hype-train. So i started with a friend and we started getting some ideas while voice chatting. We got one great idea, but after a try came to the conclusion that the mecanics are to complicated for our skills with the Unity-Engine. Because this was our main idea it was hard to find a new idea. After a short break we just started with the next fun idea, but after some working-hours on this second idea it got clear, that it was not fun. The gameplay was not very nice and it over all was not fun for us. I mean a LudumDare is hard in some kind. But it is meant to be a great experience. At this point we decided together to stop working.

With a game that did not work yet.

It was a hard decision and i didn't felt great after it. I just wanted to share this experience. I'm sure this happens to some people as well but when you quit you won't come back to write a post right? :D

:nerd:

I hope you all had much fun and made it. My respect it can be hard! Greetings from Germany, somebody

Alright, haven't gotten around to posting any blogs so far, so will type one out now! This is my second Ludum Dare Jam, although I don't have my handy dandy special programmer this time around, so it's just been me! Since I'm more comfortable with painting, I'm going with making a visual novel with the theme. Got the game all set up and ready to play, just need to give it a new coat of paint and add on bells and whistles. Currently turning things like this

into this!

Will see how far I'll get!

Well folks, that's it for me! The game is done and uploaded. Get it from here: https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/land-ahoy

This has been super fun and I am quite happy with the game even though I had to drop many features I wanted to include (such as pirates, sea monsters, multiple levels and sounds). Also, the game could have used some extra balancing/tweaking since the gameplay is a bit bouncy at times. Next time I'll try to bring someone to do the art so I can concentrate on programming/design. Should be good!

Big thanks to the LD people and all of the very friendly developers I have met here! See you next time!

The games page is here

You can play it here

We're getting close! Lots of finishing touches and then a frantic set of play-throughs for tuning purposes. We're pretty happy with the level of polish that the team has pulled off, but there's always more to do. Sorry about the gif quality, we don't have a good setup for recording good gifs that aren't huge at the moment.

I regret nothing!

This is my second Ludum Dare and also my second game ever. First time I make a 3D game, and first time I have to program a (very) basic IA. I learnt so much in that process that my brain might explode in the next few hours !

That was extremely painful AND fun at the same time ! But I'm quite proud of the result. It might run a little slow on low-end computers as I absolutely didn't have the time to profile and optimize my code. Also, the IA is basic and the game would probably be much funnier with a multiplayer mode.

I hope you enjoy it !

War is raging among the atoms.

They have discovered the means of producing gamma rays of such intensity that it can tear apart protons and neutrons from their nucleus. They are now able to transmute themselves into other atoms.

Each Proton collected allows your atom to level up.

Neutrons can be transformed into useful powerups :

Reach level 109 to become the biggest atom ever discovered.

But beware: bigger atoms lose particles far more easily and are much less maneuverable than smaller ones.

Small Atomic World War is a top-down shooter in which you play an atom trying to get bigger.

Controls: Mouse + WASD.

Opt-out : Audio & Music

Links

• Play directly on Itch.io : https://florian-chassaing.itch.io/small-atomic-world-war
• Windows: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9OfyidAKx1MVkRsYWxHanR1OFE
• Linux (For now I did not have the opportunity to test it): https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9OfyidAKx1MenRUSFV6cjhZdHc
• Mac (For now I did not have the opportunity to test it): https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B9OfyidAKx1MODc5aEFrRXlUOWM

My game is now published ! Yay :D

You can download it on Gamejolt

Feel free to test it, I would be glad :)

When I first played with this concept the game seemed completely impossible to actually win. A few days of playing with it non-stop and suddenly I'm like Space Tiger Woods.

The game is up, this is my first ludum dare ever, it was fun

Download Link: https://benslimane.itch.io/where-is-she

Earth Invaders

Made for LD38

Welcome to Planet Earth. Since humanity ruined everything in the universe, waves of meteorites are coming towards us! Defend the world by destroying the meteorites. You don't want to get our small world too small, do you? :wink:

This game has been made using: * Java (Eclipse) * GIMP * Looplabs * Launch4j

Made by: - Jelle @MrGussio (Developer) - Maurice @Maus (Graphics & Game Designer) - Tigo @tigokok (Game & Sound Designer)

Things you might want to know before playing: - Windows SmartScreen might block the executable. Click on "More Info" and then you should see a "Execute anyway"-button or so. - Also Chrome might block it. Click on "Keep" to still download it. - The sounds volume is a bit buggy. Please don't put your headphones too loud. - Everything has been done within the 72 hours mark.

Controls:

Use A and D to move, W to fire.

Downloads:

Windows: https://gussio.ga/downloads/earthinvaders/EarthInvaders.exe (6.3MB)

Windows/Mac/Linux: https://gussio.ga/downloads/earthinvaders/EarthInvaders.jar (6.3MB)

Chrome and Windows (don't know what MacOS/Linux say of it) might block the executable. Press "Keep" to continue.

Miniscule Frenzy is a retro platformer which tops off fluid movements and tight controls with nostalgic art and a soundtrack to die for! Play it here: https://www.indiexpo.net/en/games/miniscule-frenzy

Join us on Discord! https://discord.gg/8s4thNx Art by Theihe: https://twitter.com/Theihe803 Programming Mieeh: https://twitter.com/DavidStyrbjrn Music by Re:Coutch: https://twitter.com/EliCoutch

Okay. It's somewhat rushed, but I managed to make something for the Jam!

Achievement Get! is my first game for Ludum Dare, so I hope you try it out!
It's a game where you get 24 different achievements. You know.
Link to game.

So it looks like we took a little bit big bite. Goint to RTS wasn't the best idea. We got pretty far, and I am quite sure that we could already realease it as a walking simulator on Steam early access :smile:. We have some MAJOR features like: - placing buildings - moving units - killing units - spawning units

Then there are some new features like cutting trees and tress (:anguished:), which are buggy and need either rework, or fix.

And the newest things partially broke building placement, plus we got caught in multiplayer (which wasn't even programmed) and pretty much untested matchmaking.

But hey, at least we had a great time, we figured what we are capable to do in a such short time period. We would like to continue development of the game and who knows maybe, it'll get good and popular, but only time will tell. But yeah we're out.

..to demands of this shady figure?

(hint: you probably won't because we might not have time to make a choice menu)

Youtube link

Sometimes small thing have a big secrets.

But not this time.

In Island you have: SWORD! MAGIC CLOUD! KING! and some other weird stuff Fascinating dialogues and MORE! Go ahead and try it: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1mqtSQ4NdDsR0Z3SnhHN3dKdUE

Now with SOURCE CODE! https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1mqtSQ4NdDsb05Ta0JjNnNkUVU

and its my 1st LD game

So yeah, we took the road on saturday early evening to the abandoned abbey ! Because we are working on a point-and-click / escape game !

We discovered this giant playground and played with candles for almost 5 hours!

The traditionnal final crew shot ! (Without Rémi and Jérome who stayed at home to work really hard…)

Now we are back home, tired but happy ! Only few hours left.

Thought I could made it this LD. Started on the second day, progressed today but got a little bit messy code and annoying bugs, also missing features and mechanics. So I am getting out(i dont think i will make everything work fine with the remaining time).

Had a great time, learned some new stuff and tried new stuff. Hope i will make it to the end next time. Good luck for those who still in the race and congrats those who made it to the finish line.

p.s sorry for grammar mistakes, english isnt my mother language. p.p.s the bug wasnt a bug, the code works as planned (silly me). But i still have a lot to do and will not finish with the remaining time.

I added to itch.io and itch.io’s link to new site as “my game” . is it enough  ?????

game

It's been a tiring 72 hours, but Pieni Saari is done. Please give it a try. And a special thanks to Joshua for making those awesome tracks for the game.

https://jasper-demulder.itch.io/pieni-saari

My game, Get Off My Land, is finished and ready to be played!

Time to study for finals, so shipping this out ahead of deadline. Best of luck to everyone in these last hours! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/small-world-collider

A small world where bunnies live in harmony, until...

Hi everyone,

I'm a hobby Unity coder and this is my first jam. I've really enjoyed my time making this game, super rush rush but got there in the end :D

I opt-out of sound as I haven't added any, sorry :(

My wonderful wife @alisoncox provided me with all the art and I've added basic animations within Unity.

WebGL: http://creativeox.co.uk/cutopia/

Windows build: http://creativeox.co.uk/cutopia/Cutopia-Windows.zip

Linux build: http://creativeox.co.uk/cutopia/Cutopia-Linux.zip

Mac build: http://creativeox.co.uk/cutopia/Cutopia-Mac.zip

Move with arrows keys or "A" & "D", fire with "Space" or mouse click. Controller also supported" Fullscreen button bottom right for full experience.

Enjoy :)

We did it! We completed out LDJAM despite my teammate being on the literal opposite end of the world. Im in South Africa and he is in Australia, working with such drastically different timezones made from some interesting challenges, but i am VERY happy with the results!

Check out you game if your in the mood for some cheeky fun! https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/38/freedumb/

So I've finally finished, and with uploading and submitting out of the way I can finally relax and begin the ever important step of dissecting my approach, mentality and mistakes made during the Jam.

Last Jam I learned a lot about time management, three days is not a lot of time when you have to program AND create game assets and so I am VERY glad I decided to create a lot of the data structure and boiler plate code a week before hand, this code helped a great deal in giving some organisation to the mess that was thrown in during the compo.

Lessons learned this time around are one, UI based, whilst creating my entry I had no idea what or where anything I made for the user to see needed to be placed, and this lead to a large delay that could be worked on. And two, despite me trying to cut back on the scope of my game I have still opted to create a game that was a tad too unrealistic, "Aliens vs Rng" is a game that uses Randomly generated Dialog for it's humor and as such needs a large library of text to call upon so the player doesn't quickly exhaust all of his options, which is exactly what will happen in my game as I was only able to put in three complete dialog trees which will entertain for all of 10 seconds.

Well I hope others did better than myself and take the time to reflect and improve further, Best of luck.